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The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
FOR 1887.
The Rocky Mountain News.
ESTABLISHED igs.
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The DAiLr Syws al hiy-sis columns. has o.
capacity for reading mni,.r .quni Ia tho Large
Eastern papoTs- ~ aims 10 furnish all the
news of tho day, complete Ia dt'isii. yet cnn-
ciae ia form. u Is devoted Ia Western. aud
especially io Colorado Interests. Recognizing
ir'm unmisiakahie developments ihnt W. arr
aisiai Ia witness aondrrfui Impetus uiii ca
pNnsinn In mineral operations, Arrangement
have been i,orfs 1,ei Ia Civ. the pnblir tho r.
s'ili- OF work ia every section oi the state, aud
neither iuhaf nnr expense will bs spared io
hiring ihi- srraI, solid siifc-u' wealth into m,
prominence It e justly entitled la, I'm Srs
e"mpf.hends the Importance of the sgricul
nirri and live ,ioc1 interests a. the futur. oi
t"lors'io, and ihi. husinrss, Whiuh l. the iasl-
oi all pr sperity, win nEd Ia it, column. an
able Hnt nucnmpromi-ius exponent. Tnr
Nr~s - issued oysry day In the year.
The wusgLV Nfss furnishes a compendium
Of every notable event, NJ home and abroad
witt ilt-rfai supply ~ choice original aud -
icri.i articles spe'inlis aiapi'-i To family en-,
iuria inmrai und inaiHirfiuu. I, u the l-rsi
weekly family nessIsPcr published IA the
wvi.
\ feature of both the nA''.Y and wrigi,
editions OF THr sEws. of ti" first Importance
"a the paddle. is n,,r I-ri..i sysiiSn of market
reports. IN. absolute reliability Of our cpn,
m.ruiil department. has long h-.-n recognized
by the hu.in.,ss men of the STATE. uni every j.
sue riii continue L. furnish true reflex ~
the ini'-i Kanss,r. Chioazu and 81. Louis. -,
veil o. lu,sl quutalicus.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

TuE anti National Society of Cincin-
natl, celebrated the Institution Of the
Paris Communes OF ISIS and 1871 at
Cincinnati on. evening last week.
About 1000 people, both men and
women. crowded the hall and drank
beer at the tables while the programme
WAS being prepared The hall was de-
c0ratei with pfoiusion of red iiags and
notices with red borders containing
revolutionary inscriptions. There were
10 American flags In the hall. The
mos, OF those present were Germans.
and many could not speak word Of
English. The lendin. speech WAS made
by MIR. Parsons, the negro wife Of the
cond.Euci Chicago Anarchist. She WAS
very broad In her uiterances and the
motley ihrong npplauded her sen,l-
mcnts, Daring the entire evening there
was NOT remark or net Ia indicai. any
thing bat the biiieresi -nmi'y Ia Am.ri-
can institutions. Mrs. Parsons declared
that the authorities would not dare Ia
hang her husband and hi, associates, on
account of the storm o' righteous In.
dignnlinn which would come from the
people. The celebration was ,lie larg's,
that the Anarchists have ever held IN
Cincinnati.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

THE recent banquet given by the
Young mems Democratic Association
of Bioollyn, which was widely adyer.
iised rs Governor Hills debut rs n
Presidential candidate. proves 10 have
been The occasion of a strong endorse.
ment of President Cleveland and his
administration. Governor fiill robuked
tn uneasy ambitions of mpn which dis
Tract The councils and weaken the
organization of The party. The result
of the affair seems 10 he domons,rn,
ton that the masses of the party are not
serching FOL fresh Presidential mntpr,nl
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

TnR news that was received here In
tho carly part NJ the week announcing
tie sale OF the hot springs at Glenwoo,l
10 party representing the Midland road
was not believed but the receipt OF the
tl,rWuoi papers confirm the report.
Tho springs together with number of
valuable town lots and all the bed of
Grand river lying within the boundaries
rf the Defiance Town site. has been
sold aud Glenwpod is on the eve OF the
biggest boom 1t has vet enjoyed.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
Another Veto.

Governor Adams has vetoed house
bill ~. IAN act 10 amend section Iis.
chapter =. Of the general statutes of the
State OF Colorado. entitled county gov.
eminent In the veto message he
SAYS.
The evident intent Of the bill il to
permit county treasurer TO delegate
the entire duties Of his Office t. dep
uiy. The present law gives all tile au.
thoriiy that Is necessary In thus rcspect.
and there seems b. be no urgent ncces.
siiy fur Tive ras ,ase OF a bill that would
permit tie election OF one man rs l.c.ls.
urer and allow another to perform nll OF
ihe duties of the Office. When we vote
for county officer we expect ,hn, when
elected he viii perform the duties of the
office. and this seems 10 he the intent
and meaning of our constitution rs ex-
pressed in section ., article XII. which
says: That no person shall hold any
Office or employment of trust and profit.
without devo,ing his personal attention
to the duties Of the same
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

nESUr y. Corr, the lnnd and pen.
sion lawyer Of Washington, has just is.
sued tie twelfth edition Of his Settler 5.
guide. 1t is 'n Indispensable book FOR
nll WHO are. ur expect to Ia. interested
In public land. settlers will save money
iy purchasing II, and all who cSpcc, Ia
take up land should gtt posted on tie
several hNs under which land can be-
catered The price of the book is only
- cents
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

NOTWITHSTANDING the asurnnc. ul
gentlemen who MI ., ,o bc acquainted
With the inmusi thoughts Of pf.Sidcn,
Cleveland aud Mr. Blaino thai both Of
them will decline to he candidates in
isHN, Washington correspondents are
generally of uic opiulon that either of
them would taEn the Presidency II OF.
icfcd on q silver saly.r The county has
h1i u suspicion TO that effect ioF some
time.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

geant-nt-Arms Eakers. who Is charged
with attempting to hrihe Reprcsenta-
tive Prenliss OF Lake An inyes'ignt-
ing committee has Ealiers in charge.
The evidence in this ease Is said 10 he
Of ycry sensational character and dis
closes frigh,ful condition OF crooked
ness in legislative CIRCLES. The laies,
cas-. under investigation is tia, of Ro'
preventative Sutherland of Pueblo, who
is charged with Offering 10 sell his
influence" in the interest Of certain
dentists hill. II nov looks as II the
time Of the State Sclons viii b. largely
taken np in investigator. ear. other In
stead of attending Ia public business.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

\ nii.;. was read Tor tho third time In
81, State Scnair iasl ',.ck providing for
The settlement pfd.sputcd county bound.
arr iinrs IN this State. A similar blll
has bcca reported for inai passage in
The iiou.o. Tho latter bill provides that
tie commissioners Of two adjoining
counties shall have power to charge
and establish new aud different line
lcisccn their respective counties.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

\ WAsISGTo. dispatch mas.s the
announcement tia, tie Southern and
Southwestern mrmhcrs Of III. fifiicih
Consrcss threaten Nr. Carlisle with OPP
position spcakcr q, Tie mex, iicuss
unless he will pledge himself IL lar
Mr.. Randall from III. cliaifmlnship OF
any appropriations or g,ycauc commit.
tc-. The members are determined to
kn!.c the keystone statesman.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The Sngrcmc Court of (hc United
States Has rendered dcckiou in the
case of Frederick 1Iop;. vko was In.
dicted in the District Co,tt for ihc
Ihifd Judicial District Of tlah in De.
ccmbcr lssO. for the mur,Icrtf John +.
Turner OH the ihirl of thi preceding
july. lie lins been four tim,k convicted
In that court upon this Indictment OF
murder In the first degree. kni iudg.
mcBt OF death pronounced sgainst him
was three times reversed py the sn.
rremc court. The ease c,ins before
the latter court fout times 90 a writ OF
error. involving certain te,,,nicslitirs
relating to the rulings Of khc lower
court, on the admission of eviNnce. the
instructions to the jury. and reiercnce
during the argument by the District
Attorney 10 the previous irias of the
case. The judgment Of the lower cour.
is now affirmed and there is no li,,e for
IIopi.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Terrence Burns. who recently fell into
the shaft of the Maid Of Erin mine nj
l.eadville, died from the effects of his
injuries on the I'd. He had followed
mining in Colorado for the past twenty.
three years.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Herr Winkelmeier, the Austrian
giant. is eight feet nine inches in
height. topping Chang. the Chinese
giant. 10y foot. winkelmcier was
born in Friedburg. Austria. In 1856. He
was "t ordinary stature at the age of
u. bn, tie last eight years has grown
wonderful. The reach OF his ar,ns is
about ten and half feet, aud he can
span two octaves Oh n piano.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

.ESggAL SIBERIAN In a late after.
dinHcr speech Is credited with saying
that ". soldiers aTc the best citizens. ="
Probably this accounts ius the superior
citizenship Of Kentucky. where every
man Is born colonel.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

a select ten-ton lot of ore from the
Yankee Girl mine. Red Mountain dis
triet, was sent to Denver recently. and
after paying all expenses of transporta-
ton smelling, etc. it netted the snug
sum OF $50 2is.Sa.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

\ NIT is NOW pending and will
probably pass ln tie Stale Senate To
prevent nonresident aliens from ne.
Iuiflng real estate In Colorado. The
I'LL has already passed the House.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
the HERALD BRAND.

All stock branded as above ON any
uart OF animal from the tail up 10 right
behind the ears. Range. Garfield,
Ront,. Grand, Eagle, Pitkin and Mesa
counties. Colorado, Eastern Utah and
Southern Wyoming and few select
patches Of feeding s.iouni all ovri.
+. s.-The Spring roundup will soon
com,ncnc. and II you don't want all yonr
stock may, ricked come in and see rHr
HERALD about IL.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
TAXATION oI bachelors.

Georgia Inns taken the lead IN several
original and Important reforms; but
the most striking of the various new
departures Is contained in IA hill report
ed 10 be pending before the Legislature
OF that state imp-sing AN annual tax
upon bachelors The idea OF making
the men. who have reached years Of dis
creiiOn without doing their duty 10 So
cIely by setting up their household
goods, pay tine State for IL, Is Il great
one. II any men are more enaInored
OF celibacy than OF the better sex. and
are willing TO wear undatned stockings
in order 10 preserve their freedom. they
can well afford 10 pay for IL. The
French idea of paying premium on
the seventh child In the family MAJ be
a good one; but II is crude and incom-
complete besides this OF discriminating
In taxation between bachelors and those
who do their duty 10 the state and the
other sex. like men.
The bill plainly takes the View tha,
there is no need OF taxing wossen, as
they are already sufficiently wNlNis 10
enter the state ol ma.rimony!f But
some proyisos will evidently be rtqur-
ed To preven, such law from workin. n
severe injustice. II should draw the
distinction between blch,iotl 6tio san
get married. but will not, and Bachelors
who wish 10 got married. but cannot.
/ The indus,Iious wOJeE Who has asked
two or ,,irr. women 10 mary him has
certainly performed his duiy,o socic:y.
and slioiild not be amrrc.d fcr his mis-
fortune IN failins to please the FAR sex.
In such clse practical io,icr might
BE- done hy dividing the auoun. Of tax.
cr among the seorniul far ones who
have rrpul,ed him; nnd 70 prevent the
laiics from becoming NOR, thoroughly
m'stfcsses Of tie sitHaybn than they
af. already. the TAXATION for ,clibIcy
should likewise bc imposes upon na.a,n
ladies oi n certain ngr win have refused
three OF more nu,hontie and Iona iIde
offers.
With sncl, provision, ile Georgia bill
is above criticism. eSo.pai In the shame.
fully inadequate amount u the ptoIros'
ei tax. The amount dcisad on cell.
hacy Is placed nj $40. while with the
large number of manageable i,maics n,
prrscrt writing iof hunhs0ds. s,0ar siS
would not L. All excessive Ivy upon
the !nggari bachelors w'D fat 10 come
UP Ia the scratch.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Mn. BoSSHE's rcfnal to take sioo..
90 for Maud : may ~ based on the
very strong ground that /, Is m insult
10 a mare u' high and unspo;;cd tupu.
iailun 10 "iiuF no moic for her than the
T. Ice oi i've New York Aldermen.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

pE. AvELLi:;G. the Socialist. tells In
England that he SAW more alth In
Am-"ca than he has encountered In
the world. Considering his oi1sc com.
inunion with uur Anarchists ani Com
munis,s. the statement Dies not sur.
prise us. We haV. no ,ioub, l, l, true.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

TBE air around che legislative halls
in Denver is blue with rumors and al
legged rumors of bribery and corruption.
Tho ur.t,d.c N.s thai nj As-lstan, scr
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

THE supreme Tour, of the United
state, has pgouounccd unconstitutional
nil State laws which lax commercial
trayeIrI. tInm u.ller siaies.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

: MT lns passed bath branches o'
the Legislature designating tho arsi
Monday IN September Ia each each y-aI
- H. knovn a. Labor Day.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Governor Adams has Rpl.,ttci the
following officers Tor the new Soun,y of
Logan: County C"inmis s,lonc4-iicnry
Schneider. Sterling. Democrat: u. II.
Margsn. Julcshur.. Dcmotra,. rn,i
Jacob Furry. Jrlcsh'irs. R1'ubiicMi.
clrik-w. +. k.!sioF, inlrshuls. Demo.
otai. Shr;!ii-Julu Jus.u.I Sterling.
Democrat. Judge-Thpmas l.. Wat
son, Sterling. Democrat. T},asnr-f-
Mor,in II. Smith. Sterling. Il Spub.ioan.
superintendent Of schcols-( car IRE.
~. JnlcshurG. Erpal,isxesr LUSH or
J. j. Ch~a,s. Sictl,ng.l Dcaecra,.
CoEon.r-J. l.. k-rb,. A,3ssi. Demo
ctn;. The Assessor. Iicnk !. Su,hrr.
lHuj. Sterling. holds over. IL !, a lic-
publican.
Following is the names Il the officers
lately appointed hy the Gov tnor for tn.
County Of Washington. aSn,hrr new
county created out Of Wild county:
County Commissioucrs-JcIn :. lien.
dfic. Wray. Democrat; Job u. Vest
colt, Yuma. Democrat: Pdry PrinLl..
Akron. Democrat. County ticrk-Et.i
.. l'toh,I. Yuma, brDocHt. Count,
Treasurer sylvester Caul%l. Akron.
Democrat. Shcriii-M. II. Lfscii, Wray.
Democrat. County Judge John 81.
Abbott. Yuma, Democrat. Assessor
T.. ". Clifford, Akron. Democrat. Sur
vcyof-ilenry l.. Badger. lyle. Rcpub.
lican. Superintendent Of Schools -
Hammond II. Brown. Hyde clDenocrm.
Coron,r--Charlcs T.. flannlry. Demo
crat.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

The Tabor Grand hotel at l,eaaville
has been sold TO j. Z. liavens to satisfy
n loan Of $500
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

An \ On tue Hiaplsr "r margin Of your
irip-r- signifies Sni1 subscription has expired
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

One lad woman can keep n Who'll,
ne'glborhood in hot water.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19
No, so uurh OF. joke.

hnr day the troopers of Roddy's
cavalry were about TO 60 into battle dis.
mounted. leaving every fourth man to
hold the horses. The men were drawn
up to count from right to left. OF
course every fourth man felt jolly. and
this is the way the count wen, on:
"One."
Two
Three"
"Bullyv'
One
Two
Three
"Bullyl"
General Roldy heard each fourth
man call ont bully His face flush.
ed. When all had called of. he said
Numbers |, .. and bully will 20 into
the fight rs dismounted cavalry. No. 3
will hold the horses. Atlanta Const:
tuition.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

Also o~n cattle smna,-i ~ On ton side.
The Meeker herald., 1887-03-19

rni~i7i iu tt' f,siD.ih" at hoeAsr. oariirli
'purty, ,nlf,, ss ,s.sTrls-list nisn mnt'"r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-04

ERIE RAILWAY now known "a the NEW
~ - YORK LAKE ER!E AND WESTERN RAILROAD.
hour. local trans leave 23ist Station fifteen minutes
earlier than from Chambers-st
inR room Coaches 70 Binqiamton Einlra Horn sv,ila
Bnfalo Sleeping Coaches HornollsviIIe 10 Cincinnati
Pullman m' ir.,n Gh hs nnd st. ont. Limited" solid
MEANWHILE. Cleveland. Cincinnati Chicago and Lons
u DAILY NiaVara and ontario Limitsf IN Rochester,
Huhalo. Sn'pen-on BRIDGE 'ou nd Toronto The
eop,y P@llman York md TORONTO
Daily CHICAGO Ernr.s. Pullman and Dav sleepng
,n, 20 Hnganton Flmra Bnnaio Niagara Fails Gin
In,t'r,cra ana is,,ec 14h bAs 7:2o 7:so o:so 1920
% I2ooooon las 800. $50 $40 BIO 500 $50 ai0
saH tg pe9 ~ ,t 1T l2dc niarichi Sundays.
i S5 y? hi a. Sgs 20 TIA e: H
4S 500 ,od s'SG ioSon 1900 ndng SUNDAYS sis
en- i15o III l4o AIS $50 74a 600 1880
& ps cc s s so Nty go ssC o Sc asS 1000
n mnast i; exec esce Sz Sunday bs
s Sunday OLD M. s;2o: 9, Q 800 D. M. .a'
b0 e:io 7I5 "a; sac 1880 a. ~ u" and 100 midnight
SUNDAYS h46 $50 l020L las Ais. $50. 800 1880
Warwick 800 lO2ol 4;30 D. m. Sundays 5:45 N.
MonceIio 900 m- 33nn
500 n m. SUNDAYS S30a m: and 600 40,
Montgomery Rondont and Kingston 4;45 6ooA $3.50 !.
Goshen 4:45 5i5 $50 600 io2o NJ. 800 350 49, sll
90 S;ao n m. sundays o45 800 lo'2o a NJ. o'oo'
MbidIeown 81; 5:i5 $50 9oo 1920 . ~, 800 Asl tO
D. M The 900 l. train .toD. 1t Iin.tL ,ily
PORT Jervis a:45. 100 900 1920 $780, AGO. 600 pr
Tickets ar massage anG apartments In Drawing Room anu
Sleeping Coaches hr obtained and orders for the checking
s S q Isl Is a. s SS 3
Fmlton.st., Broosvn or at me t'omnanys Depo's
1. p. FARMER. Genl Pass'r Agent NewYork
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of cOrtlandt Des
: a IN. for Catassuqns and intermediate points
the Vest and pnincpa local pon car to
n M for Tunkhannock and Intermediate points Char
Connection TO Reading and Harrisburg
$50 M Tor fttston and principal intermediate points
TO dS Ss sns % r to c pS
D. H. Tor Geneva Lyons Elmira Rochester Buffalo, AMI
St M for i%"r F'' and SserSSftc oeut
All p I"t in Mahauoy and a,si:n Regions
sa m for Mauch chunk. iIazleton and intermediate
@ Tor Geneva lyons Ena Rochester, Buffalo AMI
ihoMest. Pullman sleeper to Lyons
NEM.YUkk CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILkOA D. Commencing Januhry 2, 1887.
through trains vii. leave Grand &c .tril Depot
ASany Sy u.s. a5a Ross P and cars
,50a ~, The Lnted" with din9g cars stopping at
Erie Cleveland and Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 M
1910 M, hcago Express drawing room cars to
fii:SG a. NJ. Western New.York Northern Express
with drawing room cars ,,.,.. r,x-... u,, ,,,,.,.
Il p m, Accommodation to Albany and Troy.
for Niagara Fa Buffalo. CnenntIi Toledo, Detroit CHI,
$50 Montreal tIpres- with seepingears To Montreal
kI%s to ufa sSRO ss aye. Rochester TAO
BHaSo Y56 a. mI and cleveland 2.i5 =. N. neItaay;
,sr Buffalo NIAGARA f1s tIsysa Toilette Detroit and
Gp r-H" and caha"dais a daily ssssD. SATURDAY
S ~ Ss r EiR % d4ns ; for to n 1Sany
ani for the North except Saturday nignt.
Tickets sale At Grand Central Depot, No z Battery
Place. 4lJ Broadway, Harlem Depot l25trst and ithavc
We-cotr ENprrss Onircs PARK place NEAR Broad
wayl 10 az broadway 81 West l25th-st., New
1913 Washington and go Fulton Brooklyn. AMI 10
4tli.st, " lliau-burg.
Accommodations drawn room aud secpngcars can be
the ticket Offices IN Ncw-lork CITY, anu
J33 " a-ilp gtOn At, brooklyn.
Baggage called Tor and checked from residence.
'Tese trans daily All Others daily except Sunday
These stop At Harlem tl25thsL and 4th avel
J. ". TOT CEi, D. NJ khNDRlCk,
General superintendent. GENERAL Passenger Agent.
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6lrnmuoais an0 RailrouCs.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER 10. tssd
GREAT TRUNK LINZ

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NewforK VIA besbosscs ana tourand Stree
harnsUurs ps1urg and the West with Pullman Palace
ana Chicago Limited Of i.for Dining Smoking and sioop
~ ns Cars At IL a. ~: every lAy,
A. cornerstone A. CORY for ftu'vIa Petroleum.
hoI Lebanon $50 a.. $40 I. n. m ~, night
lSi ~ W y ar ana ay $40 b M ar
loo .o s%a M Si % ci
s.so =. ~. 49,: . ana Up M, and i2lo night
For Cape Nay @eskdays ITO a IN On saturdays only
Lon, branch Lay caI Junction and n,erned,a sat'ons
a On sunday 5.S M and N "S DO S stop S
Is Old rolni and Norfolk Via Now:Yors. Philadelphia and
Norfolk kailn'a', y ~ every day. via baltimore aud
roatso I sooclya AnSsi eonnec, all through train,
aiJorsoy civ. ahordng speedy ana drcci transfer ior
r'i e 5S 7gs i .ss 1S,
$40 G;j' 40 o:zo $780, $50 e:2e pa and los5
%,y S Ss $50 SO s. yts ss$ iSs
t" s S ao " g N" isa i f.S 1S ssa 9ss
ss ss" S @ sS so aud SS aSo iiA '0
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave New YORK. Dcsbrosses and
90 m!% $50 o. T-snns'"n LIMITED LIN, anal ch,Ses'
%.'' an, ~ 4ie asnt eco 9 iioa % an,
,;s: XII .ssss s1st.; 4 s ~'
Sundays connect at rronlon Tor Camden.
N ss%l 'g%; s' iS s,;' s;s%
ll;loL IA. LIMITED Express l:lt AMI $3.50 y. NJ l2:4J
81. D. J:Jj 7l2 Sl2 AMI D:5J ON SUNDAY, l!;0l.
800. 400 44o, So $50 e;to m. i24s also iimiseD.
O:35. Tag and BIZ
Leave Philadelphia VIA Camden 900 M daity except 5aa
day. 49, 49,.
III kct Oicns 49, i3j and 9ii Broadway. Astor House.
o Desuru,,cs ami cOurtni II No COirst.
anil hrvoIyn Annck station, loot OF Futons. iIrooKyn
Station Jese, Guy Ensran ticEot Office, No BAtsry
Place. sDd Gistla Gar ION. .
The Nrw-YoIX rrisier Company wl call for an'i check
-ss"ss III AS 4. rUuH J. y. WOOD,
GeIAIai NsnxXoE. General PAss'r Agcnt
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH.

IL Nhw.l Okh. MN NAV IN and HARTFORD fst-
lans siiein hivcr statioh. corner Ao|us. sna
iNso.
u..th,d by Avenue SUBURBAN sioS.teu i.an
lAu, uay cAcepl subuays NJ UiV. 400, V'iV ~ 100
A. I 1:lU 300. 44O O:4O. o4O. IO;oU w. iot ror'
Morris. COAX foint, hunts fOnl " est r%us
Van ..sL Cboster linpsons, bay Chesei ,foiNam
Bay barlow l,iy lslad feilan Mahoi anu
Trans ior AL points On me
naiu me New haven "nu hAi uoiu haE
rua,, nuurv iiip ana Line DvlsiOns New-tanaaI,
Mi,ilu,.wn bululn branches Boston
all points East . . 40. .,, an ,.,.ru.,., -.
ttl, M IL 10 A. IN daily except Mondays -
sunday lrAhs Now ltOCno.U ahu MI ihermedlao sN%
non, Al NJ l2Ol uio iAttor tram connees'
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